
Additive manufacturing is the innovative process of transforming metal into the component you need, even when it has to have very complex shapes or characteristics that are difficult or impossible to achieve with traditional industrial processes.
Yes, but what kind of metal?
Our 3D printing can work with different types of materials: aluminium, steel, copper, titanium, nickel, cobalt chrome. And we are here to advise you on the most suitable alloy for your production goals, depending on whether you choose Powder Bed Fusion or Direct Energy Deposition.
Materials for Powder Bed Fusion
Aluminium alloys for PBF
Materials for Powder Bed Fusion
All the lightness of working with aluminium.
Steel alloys for PBF
Materials for Powder Bed Fusion
For quality that’s hard as steel.
Titanium alloys for PBF
Materials for Powder Bed Fusion
Lightness and biocompatibility all in one material.
Nickel alloys for PBF
Materials for Powder Bed Fusion
No stress and corrosion with nickel
Chrome-Cobalt alloys for PBF
Materials for Powder Bed Fusion
Biocompatible and resistant: discover the benefits of cobalt-chrome alloys.
Copper alloys for PBF
Materials for Powder Bed Fusion
The best electrical conductivity at your service.
Materials for Direct Energy Deposition
Steel alloys for DED
Materials for Direct Energy Deposition
Superior hardness.
Titanium alloys for DED
Materials for Direct Energy Deposition
The advantage of lightness and biocompatibility combined.
Nickel alloys for DED
Materials for Direct Energy Deposition
For stress and corrosion resistant parts.
Chrome-Cobalt alloys for DED
Materials for Direct Energy Deposition
Our watchword: strength.
Copper alloys for DED
Materials for Direct Energy Deposition